I was told I could only tan once a day. Is this true?
Yes. State and Federal law prohibits anyone from tanning more than once within 24 hours. We have both legal and software restrictions that will not allow us to tan you again until the next day. Unfortunately, this is not something we have control over.
Keep in mind that that your skin tans better when you skip at least a day or two in between sessions. Be patient, your skin will thank you by not burning.
Why am I always asked if I have my goggles?
State and federal law both require that you wear proper protective eyewear when tanning. We sell both regular and temporary goggles at each of our locations.
Your eyelids are too thin to block out UV rays, and they can penetrate a towel, so it doesn't help to just cover your eyes.
I was told I could NOT take my child into the tanning room with me. Why?
Under state and federal law, you are not allowed to have any other person in the room with you when you are tanning. This includes children. We do enforce these laws as requested, and apologize for any inconvenience.
Do I have to tan at the store where I signed up?
No. Once you become a member at one of our Beach House Tan locations, you are a member of all of our locations. You are free to tan at whichever location is most convenient to you at that time.
What do I need to bring with me if I want to start tanning?
If you have never tanned with us before, you will need to bring a valid picture ID with you. If you are under 18, you will also need to bring a parent with you.
We also require you to provide a credit/debit card on file if you plan to sign up for a monthly auto-draft membership.
Can I leave my children in the lobby to wait while I tan?
Our insurance will not allow us to have unattended children under the age of 12 waiting in our stores. Well-behaved children 12 and older are welcome to wait while you tan.
How old do I have to use a sun bed or booth?
- In CT and MA, anyone 14-15 can spray tan with parental consent. Your parent must be present each time you visit us. 16+ can spray unattended with a parental consent form signed initially.
- In CT, You must be 17 with parental consent to sun bed or sun booth uv tan.
- In MA, You must be 18 years of age or older to sun bed or sun booth uv tan.
- Tan Smart. Tan in Moderation.